What aspect of ecosystems is significantly impacted by climate change?

Ecosystem services are crucial functions provided by natural environments, such as pollination, water purification, carbon storage, and soil fertility. Climate change significantly impacts these services by altering the conditions under which ecosystems function. For example, as temperatures rise and precipitation patterns change, the ability of ecosystems to perform these services may be compromised. This can lead to decreased agricultural productivity, loss of biodiversity, and increased vulnerability of ecosystems to pests and diseases. The alteration of ecosystem services can have profound implications for human well-being, economic stability, and environmental sustainability.

In contrast, the other aspects listed, such as stable temperature ranges, consistent resource availability, and uniform species interactions, are generally expected to become less stable and predictable due to climate change, which is not as directly linked to the concept of ecosystem services.